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Name Team Age
John Napoleon Retired (1995, Age 34) Died (2044, Age 83)
Drafted Position Bats/Throws
Round 3, Pick 36
(1986)
RP R/R
League Option Years   Majors Service Time
Ty Cobb League 0 6 years (45 games)
Total Rating   Arm Range
B- B+ D+
Contact vs R Contact vs L Speed
D- D- D+
Power vs R Power vs L Bunting
D+ C-
Endurance Velocity Control
C+ D+
Leadership   Mentor Value  
C+
Health   Injured Days   Birthday
B+ 0 1/11/1961
WS Rings WS Appearances LCS Appearances
1 1 2
Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---) Alt Pos (---)
(0.0 %) (0.0 %) (0.0 %)

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Last pitched 151 or more days ago.
Date Batters Faced
2086-08-18 0
2086-08-17 0
2086-08-16 0
2086-08-15 0
2086-08-14 0
Career Transactions
DateTransaction
1995-11-01John Napoleon has retired from the New York Coffeemen
1994-06-13A trade has been completed between the Philadelphia Conniemacks and the New York Coffeemen. The New York Coffeemen receive John Napoleon, Mike Goldstein, Frank Conley from the Philadelphia Conniemacks in exchange for Jason Colbert.
1994-04-03The Philadelphia Conniemacks have promoted John Napoleon to the major league team. The Philadelphia Conniemacks have designated Steve Castle for assignment.
1993-04-01The Philadelphia dillies have promoted Ben Mills to the major league team. The Philadelphia dillies have designated John Napoleon for assignment.
1989-04-01The Philadelphia dillies have promoted John Napoleon to the major leagues.
1989-04-01The Philadelphia dillies have acquired John Napoleon from the waiver wire.
1987-10-03The Chicago Pale Hose have waived John Napoleon.
1987-05-24The Chicago Pale Hose have promoted Ray Tiant to the major league team. The Chicago Pale Hose have sent John Napoleon to the minors.
1987-03-01The Chicago Pale Hose have promoted Gary Cary to the major league team. The Chicago Pale Hose have promoted Jim Miller to the major league team. The Chicago Pale Hose have promoted John Napoleon to the major league team.